Business, 10.12.2019 01:31, zuleromanos

Carlos has a small fashion company. he has been in business for a little over a year and the company looks like it is going to do very well. carlos is in talks with bloomingdale's and nordstrom, and already has been doing some work with calvin klein. carlos needs to raise some capital to the company grow to keep up with the demand. what might be a good source of capital for carlos to look into? 1.venture capital firm2. a bond3. an initial stock offering

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